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No two buildings look the same in Jefferson
In Jefferson, every building is eye-catching – including the local high school and grocery store. Bordered by century-old Woodlawn Lake Park on the south side, the artsy Deco District to the east and anchored by the eclectic Monticello Park Historic District, Jefferson represents decades of San Antonio’s history. The history of the area is not only kept alive by the diverse Tudor, Spanish and Art Deco buildings, but by the people who live there. “We have a community built by a strong network of neighbors who truly care for and look out for each other,” says Jason Vasquez, a Jefferson native of over 40 years and the Vice President of the Jefferson Neighborhood Association. “We are also a community of many generations who know someone who grew up with someone in your family or went to school with someone you know.” Outside of the community’s colorful streets, Downtown San Antonio is less than 5 miles away on Interstate 10, keeping the rest of the city easily within reach.
A street lined row of homes all with unique colors and styles in Jefferson.
A row of stone and brick homes with great sidewalks in Jefferson.
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Woodlawn Lake Park lights the way
Jefferson’s history starts at Woodlawn Lake Park on Cincinnati Avenue. This space has been in the community for nearly 200 years and is packed with a dog park, public pool and fishing pond. The namesake lake is accented with a signature striped lighthouse that rises over the park’s picnic areas. The dog park in Woodlawn Lake Park connects to the trailhead for the Alazan Creek Trail, and dedicated hikers can trek 4 miles down this path to reach the larger Apache Creek Greenway.
Relax and enjoy the waters of Woodlawn Lake Park.
Locals can break a sweat and jog the trails at Woodlawn Lake Park.
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The retro, artsy Deco District
Jefferson runs along the Deco District, a corridor named for its numerous Art Deco buildings. Even the local H-E-B is in a pastel pink and chrome-lined building. Neighborhood staples like Panaderia Jimenez & Coffee Shop, an authentic Mexican bakery, and El Paraiso Ice Cream, which is known for its paleta fruit bars, also make the Deco District a destination. The district is home to a growing art community, evidenced by music venues like The Starlighter on Fredericksburg Road and several colorful murals dotting the street. Network for Young Artists (NYA) hosts the Deco Fiesta every spring, featuring a lineup of local musicians.
Jefferson and neighboring areas are well known for thrift and antique stores.
Locals in Jefferson can enjoy a treat at El Paraiso Ice Cream.
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Eclectic homes in Monticello Park and Jefferson Conservation District
The Monticello Park Historic District is best known for its diverse architecture and shares many neighborhood resources like schools and parks with the Jefferson area. Properties in Monticello Park include Art Moderne, Spanish Eclectic and Tudor Revival structures that were largely built between the 1920s and 1940s. Homes from the 1950s and 1960s fill the rest of Jefferson, and simpler styles like Craftsman cottages and brick ranch-style houses are common in the Jefferson Conservation District. Properties under 1,500 square feet tend to range between $200,000 to $300,000, while a larger home can start at $400,000 and reach up to $700,000. Regardless of a home’s age, size or price, it will likely be surrounded by well-maintained streets and gardens kept up by an active community. “We have groups who cycle around the neighborhood and walk together around the neighborhood. In the past, we have held National Night Out gatherings and Fiesta block parties,” Vasquez says. Jefferson has a 4 on the CAP Index Crime Score, putting it in line with the national average.
Jefferson runs along the Deco District, named for its numerous Art Deco buildings.
A ranch style home commonly found throughout Jefferson.
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Less than 5 miles from downtown San Antonio
There are several bike lanes lining Jefferson’s main roads, making it easy to weave through the neighborhood’s historic streets. The neighborhood is only 5 miles from downtown San Antonio, giving locals a short journey into the city. Interstate 10 is close by for residents who drive, and the VIA Metropolitan Transit system also has multiple bus stops on busy roads like Wilson Boulevard and Route U.S. 87. These routes also connect to the northern side of the metro, where San Antonio International Airport and major health care providers like Methodist Hospital and University Health University Hospital are located.
The iconic Alamo in Downtown San Antonio, only 10 minutes from Jefferson.
I-10 offers residents great access from Jefferson into San Antonio.
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Jefferson High School is a century-old landmark
Jefferson High School, located in the center of the neighborhood, is the community’s most notable landmark. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and appeared in multiple magazines in the 1930s and 1940s, including “Life” and “National Geographic.” The high school has a B-minus score on Niche. Some other notable San Antonio Independent School District schools in the Jefferson neighborhood are Woodlawn Academy, a C-minus-rated elementary and middle school, and Young Women’s Leadership Academy, an A-rated school that provides STEM-focused courses to middle and high-school-age girls. Jefferson is within 5 miles of multiple private religious colleges, including St. Mary’s University, Our Lady of the Lake University and Trinity University. These universities have some of the area’s biggest public churches, such as Holy Rosary Catholic Church at St. Mary’s and Sacred Heart Chapel at Our Lady of the Lake.
Thomas Jefferson High School located in Central San Antonio.
A mosaic decorates the entrance of Woodlawn Elementary School.
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On average, homes in Jefferson, San Antonio sell after 81 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Jefferson, San Antonio over the last 12 months is $309,500, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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